Carchem Hydrocoat

[Clean Your Ride]

Spray on and wipe off product comparison.

http://youtu.be/3wA9uMWM5s4

Bonnet was completely detoxed with an undiluted concentrated wash of @powermaxed #TFR and then an undiluted IPA wipe.

Left hand side had 35ml of diluted 1:39 @carchem #hydrocoat applied and produced an immediate noticeable sign of protection even before it was rinsed off.
Right hand side had 35ml of undiluted Gyeon #wetcoat applied and did not produce anywhere near as noticeable change like the hardcoat immediately did.

Rinsed off both products at the same time as per instructions and now there was no difference whatsoever with the level of protection and beading.

Costings per application:

Carchem Hydrocoat 250ml bottle RRP is £13.49 or 5.5p per ml
Gyeon Wetcoat 500ml bottle RRP is £10.00 or 2p per ml.

For this experiment where there was, as you can see from the video, no difference whatsoever:

Gyeon Wetcoat undiluted usage of 35ml cost 70p

Carchem Hydrocoat diluted 1:39 usage of 35ml used 0.9ml of concentrated solution costing 4.95p
So Carchem uses less and costs less per application, 35 times less infact.

For a further price comparison, 500ml of diluted Hydrocoat (remember Gyeon costs £10.00 per 500ml bottle) 12.5ml is needed which at 5.5p per ml costs 69p

Also the Carchem Hydrocoat can be used neat as a fantastic stand alone sealant.

http://youtu.be/D8jukwABCmE

Beading is unreal too

http://youtu.be/-PNprWH7hZY

[Soran]

Seen the vids and this looks so simple to apply, but be interested to see how long it lasts for. Still got my Frost Amour to try and I also want to try the Sonax Long Term Protection and their Turbo Detailer.

[Clean Your Ride]

25ml will make a litre of the spray and rinse solution Dave and will last 8 weeks on paint, glass, alloys and even trim as can be seen on the bottom picture. Also the neat concentrate can be applied as a stand alone sealant like Frosts Armour and last for months. 20ml will easily do a full car.,